Who were the Vikings?

The video explores the Vikings, originating from Sweden and Denmark, known for their skills as explorers, navigators, and shipbuilders. The term 'Viking' refers to their raiding activities, which spread terror across Europe from 800 to 1050 AD. They sought gold, silver, and slaves, reaching as far as Baghdad and even America. Beyond raiding, Vikings were also farmers, fishermen, and skilled craftsmen with a rich tradition of storytelling, leaving behind the famous Viking sagas.

What does the term 'Viking' originally refer to?

• A type of ship

• The act of raiding

• A farming technique

• A group of explorers

During which period did the Vikings primarily conduct their raids?

• 1050 to 1300 AD

• 1300 to 1500 AD

• 800 to 1050 AD

• 500 to 800 AD

Which of the following regions did the Vikings reach during their explorations?

• Antarctica

• Australia

• Baghdad

• South America

Apart from raiding, what other occupations were common among the Vikings?

• Farming and fishing

• Banking and trading

• Mining and weaving

• Teaching and writing

What are the Viking stories that have survived to this day called?

• Viking Chronicles

• Viking Sagas

• Viking Legends

• Viking Myths